~Fairytales are written dreams~*

Friday, February 08, 2008

I think it is human nature to be doing something else when you are actually supposed to be doing your homework. But then again, I don't really know what I am supposed to do with my lab report since my mealworms have yet to turn into a beetle. I have no idea what to do with my bio PT, either, since we have not yet had a group discussion. As for the letter writing...well, I suppose I could do that now. Might as well admit that I'm lazy instead of looking for excuses that sounds lame even to me, huh?
School's been ok so far, I guess. I'm passing pop quizzes, though I definitely could do better. The workload is all right and I can still find time to read for entertainment but that is through sacrificing things like extra reading for lessons, which really isn't a good thing. They say that 24 hours isn't enough for a RGS girl. I say that 48 would be barely enough. Of course, everyone passes their exams and stuff, but you can hardly find the time for entertainment and enrichment both. I know that people can still go shopping, but that is through skipping CCAs (hint hint) and staying up real late to rush through homework. And I must say this, it is rather ironic that I am complaining about not enough time through blogging. You see girls, that's why I don't blog. Because if I am free from homework I'll be reading or stoning and not blogging. However, since my mom's banned me from fanfiction and I don't really feel like doing my homework...
I'm trying to look for the blog of Eoin Colfer actually. I heard that Butler is going to die and Minerva is going to betray the fairies in the Time Paradox. I can't wait for the book to come out. I wonder when that is? I don't think I would mind terribly if that happens. I like to watch Artemis going through emotional turmoil...Sadistic, I know, but he's one of the very few characters that we actually get to see grow and change emotionally. In almost all other books, the characters at the end are almost just like the characters in the beginning of the series, for example Harry Potter and say, Sherlock Holmes. It's nice to observe the thoughts and emotions of a evil-turned-good-er for a change. Not to mention that I like well written angst.
Well, this post is long enough, I hope. I should get back to my homework now. After all, I stil have a mortal to write to and many teachers to account to.

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